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By MizzNezz
on April 03, 2002
I doubled this and used regular ole spaghetti. It was wonderful! I used 2 T minced garlic from a jar, and added 1 t red pepper flakes. So easy to make--So good to eat! Thanks Samuel!
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on April 27, 2002
I grew up with a similar recipe...but my mom always added fresh or dried basil to the garlic oil just before tossing with the spaghetti. It's really a winner! We call it garlic spaghetti, a good side to serve with steak.
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on December 11, 2001
I adore garlic (can never have too much)!. To simplify (and since I always have it on hand) I used two teaspoons of already miced garlic and a sprinkling of oregano.
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on December 08, 2001
By Junebug
on April 01, 2004
This is one delicious, quick and easy dish which uses ingredients I always keep on hand. I used some angel hair pasta and 3 teaspoons refrigerated garlic. Right before serving I tossed in some chopped roma tomatoes and topped with some grated parmesan cheese! Wonderful! Thank you Samuel Holden for sharing this recipe!
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The classic "aglio e olio" sauce... However, I personally like it better with some cherry tomatoes and chopped parsley thrown in at the last minute. Tip for people who love spicy: put in some crushed, died chillies together with the garlic.
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on February 13, 2003
My dad makes soemthing very similar to this, but they weren't home when I needed the recipe so wa-la. I did add about 6 cloves of garlic (I'm a freak). Very flavorful and yummy - great as a left-over too. Hubby loved it. Served it with my Chicken w/Rosemary & Thyme recipe. YUMMY, YUMMY, YUMMY.
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on July 27, 2010
I always ordered this in my favorite neighborhood "family" bar/Italian restaurant which recently closed after 80 years in business (boo-hoo). Now I have the recipe to make it for myself! I always called it Pasta "ollie-o-lee-o". Very easy to make as posted, and I added a few sprinkles of Parmesan to my plate as I always did. Thanks for posting Samuel. Made for When It's Hot Tag Game.
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on November 20, 2008
By spamsmom
on August 03, 2008
tried this recently and loved it. did add a can of stewed tomatoes and minced garlic and it was very good. then added a package of hamburger to it for my hubby who wont eat anything without meat and it was still very good.
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on September 12, 2007
The more I ate the more I loved it! So quick & delicious! I sliced the garlic before I sauted it & I used almost a whole head of garlic.. I'm a garlic lover as well & I tried getting a few slices in with every bite. I added diced tomatoes & then I meant to add shaved parm. cheese but it was so good I forgot. I'll remember next time. Thank you for posting!
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This was great b/c I've just come home from vacation and the fridge was almost empty! I always have pasta (whole wheat) and garlic on hand and my mom had sent me home with some fresh tomatoes. I added some canned black olives and had just what I needed to tide me over before grocery shopping. Unfortunately, I ate it so fast I didn't take time out for a picture! Another time perhaps!
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on November 13, 2006
I have been making this for years! Talk about the ultimate comfort food for me. I like to top with parmesean cheese and fresh parsley, if I have it. I also use butter instead of olive oil. This recipe is awesome because I always have these ingredients on hand.
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on November 07, 2006
i have been enjoying this recipe for more than 10 yrs, i sometimes add fresh basil before combining the pasta. i always pile on the parmisian cheese very much comfort food for me...thanks for sharing and reminding me of a meal i am over due for :-)
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